Dependency Theory is concept in political science and economics. It asserts that the economic development of a nation is heavily influenced by its connections with more developed nations....
The South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) is a very important organisation in India’s foreign policy framework. Established in 1985, SAARC aims to enhance regional cooperation among...
Modernization is a critical concept in comparative political analysis. It refers to the processes that societies undergo as they transition from traditional to modern structures. This transition encompasses...
The political landscape of India is deeply influenced by its states, which act as political and economic units. Each state possesses its own unique identity, shaped by its...
Regional disparities in India refer to the differences in economic development, social indicators, and political power among various regions within the country. These disparities can be observed across...
India’s foreign policy is shaped by its historical context, economic needs, and international relations. A aspect of this policy is its engagement with global trade organisations, particularly the...
The North-South Dialogue is framework for discussions between developed and developing countries. It aims to address economic disparities and promote cooperation on global issues. This dialogue emerged in...
The post-colonial state represents phase in global politics, emerging after the end of colonial rule. This period is marked by struggles for identity, sovereignty, and effective governance. Historical...
India, the third largest economy in the world, is flooded with many social, political, cultural, and environmental issues. All such issues are interlinked with each other in one...
The Union Cabinet cleared the Micro Financial Sector (Development and Regulation) Bill, 2011, which will bring the microfinance industry under the regulatory ambit of RBI. As per the...
